is canceling talks on a $100000000000.00 trade deal with ankara trump says sanctions will include the blocking of property and barring entry of turkish officials into the u.s. well vice president mike pence says he'll be heading to the region to discuss turkey's campaign let me say the president could not have been more firm with president ford wanted in. the united states of america is simply not going to tolerate. turkey's invasion of syria any further and we're calling on syria to stand down and end the violence and come to the negotiating table and that's the reason the president sending me to the region to make his intentions very clear and we're going to be looking we're going to be looking for turkey to take strong action in that regard. has more now from washington d.c. it's interesting that president donald trump himself has been relatively quiet about this announcement of the sanctions he tweeted the official announcement but since then and after he actually signed this making it official he has been very quiet about it tweeting about other subjects instead mike pence is rea

trump is crediting a dose of tough love for turkey's decision to agree to what the administration is calling a cease-fire in their offensive against kurds in syria. vice president pence went to ankara to squeeze turkey into compliance. that came after president trump wrote to turkish president erdogan threatening to ruin his economy and imploring him not to be a tough guy or a fool. there were serious questions tonight over how serious they are about ceasing hostilities permanently. john roberts is traveling in ankara tonight where he spoke with the vice president earlier. >> good morning from ankara, one vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo came here to ankara, the turkish president erdogan said no way would he ever discuss a cease-fire with them. clearly, they changed his mind. president trump was infuriated turkish president erdogan went well past any syrian operation he outlined to the president and ignored a pointed letter warning him "don't be a tough guy, don't be a fool." after some diplomatic arm-twisting by vice president mike pence and secretary of state pompeo, the president got what he wanted. >> we got everything we could've ever dreamed of, if

trump today. yet tonight vice president mikec is due to leave for ankara and the mission is to call for a cease-fire. mr. trump's decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria days ago w cleared t for turkey's assault on kurdish forces. our international corresponpont orla: urban warfare in northern syria. fighters backed by turkey still battling for control of the border town. they are facing fierce resistance from the kurds. women fighting angside men. it is rare to get a glimpse of this side of the battle. one week into turkey's invasion president erdogan has taken a swath of territory from the kurds and says he won't stop his so-callpletes safe zone. pres. erdogan: operation peace spring will last until we reach a depth of 30 to 35 kirs from manbij to the iraqi border ther no doubt or hesitation about this. orla: here is an image that shs the new order in the strategic town o flying the flag for president putin. his forces had a clear run after america's hasty retreat. moscow eagerly filling the power vacuum. the russians who backed assadar patrolling between the syrians and the turks, keeping them

he was president donald trump says washington will lift sanctions imposed on turkey but warns ankara must honor its obligations trump by the announcement at the white house this comes after russia agreed with turkey to use troops to extend a cease fire along the syrian border on tuesday but turkey's offensive began after washington's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from northern syria earlier this month early this morning the government of turkey informed my administration that they would be stopping combat and their offensive in syria and making the cease fire permanent and it will indeed be permanent however you would also define the word permanent in that part of the world as somewhat questionable we all understand that but i do believe it will be permanent i've therefore instructed the secretary of the treasury to lift all sanctions imposed on october 14th. in response to turkey's original offensive moves against the kurds in serious northeast border region the official twitter account of the s.t.'s forces have tweeted on behalf of their commander in chief general muslim who says

treasury secretary steven in the newton says ankara could face powerful sanctions for the military incursion he was echoing a threat made by president donald trump earlier this week who said the u.s. would totally destroy the turkish economy if ankara goes too far. i just met with president trump and he has authorized and will be signing a new executive order giving the treasury department in consultation with himself and secretary pompei. very significant new sanctions authorities that can be targeted for any person associated with the government of turkey any portion of the government. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in the trump impeachment inquiry former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. to ukraine mary avant of it has arrived at the house of representatives to testify last may president trump ordered that she be recalled from her post reportedly because she was blocking efforts to pressure ukraine into investigating joe biden the president has previously described mizuno benefits as quote bad news. clashes have broken out in ecuador's capital quito as thousands of indigenous people protested against fuel price h

president trump says he's dropping all sanctions against turkey, after ankara promised him its offensivegainst the kurds in syria was over. i'm rico hizon in singapore. also in the programme: republican lawmakers disrupt the trump impeachment inquiry — barging into a hearing room, moments before a senior pentagon specialists was due to testify. and, officially, only men can become monks in thailand. but that didn't stop these women — we visit their all—female temple live from our studios in the london and singapore. in london and singapore. this is bbc world news. you are watching newsday. it's 8am in singapore and one in the morning here in britain, where investigations are continuing into the deaths of 39 people whose bodies were found in the trailer of a lorry, about 30 kilometres outside of london. it's not known who they are or where they came from, one was a teenager. the lorry driver who's from northern ireland, has been arrested on suspicion of murder. our special correspondent ed thomas has this report. just before 1.40am, paramedics call police. the doors of the lorry container

russia all condemn the operation, with growing anger here in washington that it was president trump who gave ankaraeration was a bad idea. the white house is refusing to cooperate with the democrat's enquiry and reports say he is about to hire former congressman, trey gowdy as his impeachment counsel. also on the programme..... borisjohnson has reassured conservative mp‘s

house is putting pressure on turkey to end its cross border operations in syria the trump administration says ankara could face economic sanctions if it persists our washington correspondent sent us this assessment. with issuing an executive order giving his administration broad authority to slap serious sanctions on turkey the president is now reacting to the tremendous pressure he's facing from all sides of the political divide here in washington d.c. . democrats and republicans their respective leadership as well as the rank and file are unified in their utter dismay of what they see is unfolding in syria right now it was his strongest republican allies in the senate who started pushing for severe sanctions against turkey early in the week and with that the administration had no other chance than to do what it is doing now threatening sanctions against turkey sanctions i quote that can target any person associated with the government of turkey and quote according to the secretary of treasury of course this looks like damage control for a problem the president created for himself on the other hand

will shut down the turkish economy if ankara goes too far. >> president trump has authorized and will be signing a new executive order, giving the treasury department in consultation with himself and secretary pompeo very significant new sanctions, authorities that can be targeted and any person associated with the government of turkey and a portion of the government. >> that was the u.s. treasury secretary. let's take the story to washington. good evening to you. we've got president trump and his cabinet threatening sanctions against turkey. what does that mean? >> it means the administration is say and see. a lot of politicians across the political expert -- political spectrum say the administration has tried to peddle back or make a situation which is really bad for them better. this is damage control area this is the only opportunity or impossibility for the trump administration to do anything to put jeannie back in the bottle. those sanctions are authorized. it doesn't mean they will be independence now or tomorrow or the day after. the authorization of doing this and "crippling

anything out of what they should be doing we will hit them so hard in the economy well ankara has responded to trump threats saying it wasn't about a u.s. economic pressure and at home donald trump's found himself at home water with both democrats and republicans launching scathing attacks on him over his latest decision on syria as are more powerful. standing in between the turkish an s.d.f. fighters was not a fight to win or a benefit for the united states why because they're both friends and allies of the usa so if you support one side you're inevitably betraying the other it's a perfect no win scenario and for his decision to abandon the kurds donald trump is already taking a hit so the kurds stepped up when nobody else would defy isis if we abandon him good luck getting anybody to help america in the future will radical islam al-qaeda and i says the kurds are now aligned with us because they have nobody to count on cause we abandon them so this is a win for on a minute when prices the president's decision to withdraw all u.s. forces from northern syria is a deeply disturbing development that be

there is growing international concern but there is no indication that ankara is listening. president trumpceasefire. but president 0der one is unlikely to wa nt to president 0der one is unlikely to want to halt this operation until he can tell his domestic audience that he has achieved a victory. many thanks. 0ur he has achieved a victory. many thanks. our international correspondent 0rla guerin. the eu has agreed to "intensify" brexit talks with the uk over the coming days. the move came after a meeting in brussels, described by both sides as constructive. there's been a glimmer of optimism over a possible deal after yesterday's meeting between boris johnson and ireland's prime minister. but mrjohnson said today that reaching an agreement is not a done deal. with more, here's our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. fragile hopes of a brexit deal have risen. so has the value of the pound and so has the planning and plotting among parties and politicians on all sides with everything riding on what happens in the next few days. why? after endless recrimination between the eu and uk, each si

president donald trump to mediate between ankara and kurdish wife e.g. forces saying turkey does not negotiate with terrorists or. foreigners for new york state now with some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of pro kurdish marches in german cities have taken to the streets to protest the tuckshop salts in northern syria at least 10000 people demonstrated in cologne alone calling for an end to the offensive. more than 6000000 people have been asked to evacuate their homes as tropical cyclone hug a base makes landfall in japan at least 2 people are dead and 3 all this missing heavy rains and winds have been lashing tokyo meteorologists say that the typhoon could be the most dangerous move in 60 years. in ecuador indigenous protest leaders have accepted a proposal for direct talks with the country's president protests began 9 days ago when the government cut fuel subsidies is out of austerity measures and since then the president has moved his administration from the capital quito to safety protests continued on saturday despite t

embassy in ankara protesting president trump's tweets.eatening to obliterate the turkish economy if any syrian kurds or transports are harmed should america's ally decide to invade syria. writing in the atlantic the former head of u.s. forces in the middle east who have planned the destruction of isis rebuked his former commander-in-chief quote this policy abandonment threatens to undue five years worth of fighting against isis and severely damage american credibility and reliability in any future fights where we need strong alives. in northern syria, kurdish protesters voiced their outrage as well over president trump's decision to pull the 50 u.s. troops from the border with turkey and appear to green light a potential turkish invasion. the pentagon issued a statement to clear up up any ambiguity from the surprise white house announcement which shocked u.s. officials, american leaders and allies quote the department of defense made clear to turkey, as did the president, that we do not endorse a turkish operation in northern syria. the u

president trump says the united states has brokered a permanent ceasefire in north east syria and that he's going to lift sanctions against turkey, after being told ankaray operations against the kurds. fierce fighting has forced hundreds of thousands of civilians to flee since turkey began its assault on kurdish fighters. but mr trump declared it was someone else's fight. 0ur washington correspondent nick bryant reports on a day that donald trump claimed an american diplomatic triumph, the facts on the ground contradicted his words. these were russian forces consolidating their power in northern syria, in an area that, just weeks ago, was home to a key us base in the region. and these were turkish soldiers and turkey—backed syrian rebels unveiling their flags in triumph in a border town they've now taken from the kurds. america's forces have been continuing their pull—out, much to the fury of their kurdish allies in the fight against islamic state. these images have come to define a major power shift. departing us soldiers, former brothers in arms, pelted with potatoes. in washington, the president tried to turn what's been condemned as a tale of ameri

pulls last troops from syria president trump threatens powerful sanctions against ankara ♪ >>> well, top story this morning and the top story for markets, a very substantial phase one deal is how president trump described friday's tentative trade agreement between the united states and china. mow the first part of what's expected to be several phases of negotiations covers areas like agriculture, currency and intellectual property. the president also agreed to suspend raising tariffs to 30% on $250 billion worth of chinese goods. >>> while both sides agree progress has been made, the pact is yet to be officially written and could take weeks to finalize now president trump praised china following the agreement and said the deal is fair for both sides >> we've been through a very tough negotiation. there's never been a negotiation like this. in all fairness, i give china tremendous credit for 25, 30 years they've done very well with the u.s and now we're doing something jointly. we're doing it in a fair manner. i give china credit for what they've done over the last 30 -- tremendous cre

president trump says he's dropping all sanctions against turkey, after ankara promised him its offensivedone too little to tackle racism on campus according to the equality and human rights commission. it suggests a quarter of black and asian students experience some form of racial harassment. here's our education editor bra nwen jeffreys. universities, places of learning but not always tolerance. this t—shirt, worn to a student event this term. leicester university has disciplined the students involved. i met a recent graduate we're calling angela. she was in a lecture at a medical school. instead of talking about afro—caribbean women, the senior tutor repeatedly used the n—word. everyone was very shocked. you kind of hear everyone gasping. there was an audible gasp in the lecture theatre. for you, as a black student, what was the emotional and psychological impact? it makes me feel quite left out and segregated and kind of like i don't belong. for some students, the effect of racism is devastating. we have real concerns in particular about the impact it has had on people's mental healt

president donald trump says washington will lift sanctions imposed on turkey but warns ankara must on a result legations trump made the announcement at the white house this comes after russia struck a deal with turkey to have joint patrols in areas along the syrian border turkey's offensive began after washington withdrew u.s. troops from northern syria where they were assisting the kurdish led year in the fight against isis. early this morning the government of turkey informed my administration that they would be stopping combat and their offensive in syria and making the ceasefire permanent and it will indeed be permanent however you would also define the word permanent in that part of the world as somewhat questionable we all understand it but i do believe it will be permanent i've therefore instructed the secretary of the treasury to lift all sanctions imposed on october 14th in response to turkey's original offensive moves against the kurds in syria's northeast border region the official twitter account of the s.d. if it's tweeted on behalf of its commander in chief general musli

president donald trump has lifted sanctions on turkey saying ankara has assured him the cease fire in northeast syria will be permanent turkey's made a deal with russia to create a so-called safe zone. and the $39.00 people found dead in the back of a container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals and the irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody. now the remains of francisco franco the strong man who rules spain for 36 years have been exuma from the state more than liam will be roberto longside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid franco led spain from the end of the civil war in $1039.00 until his death in 1975 percent of the jaeger joins us live now from bangor rabu sana so we understand the explanation has now been completed just talk us through what's been happening. well now that the remains of being placed on the helicopter which is then we go in to fly over to the location of the cemetery them and go to the cemetery where i'm currently standing outside it's short should be approximately about 15 minutes by helicopter the

trump has suggested the u.s. could mediate between turkey and the kurds this comes as ankara continues its military offensive in northeastern syria following trumps the signal to withdraw u.s. troops from the area you have the choice of bringing in the military and defeating everybody again or you have a choice of where they're actually doing some very strong things. or we can mediate i hope we can mediate. turkey's military operation is called peace springs that will extend his existing buffer zone in the country and intends to victim kurdish fighters from the area and group classes as terrorists a kurdish forces accused of targeting civilians and claim 9 have already been killed. in the 1st phase of the operation began with air strikes on the 2 kurdish controlled border towns of us. and the kurds have ordered a general mobilization along the border with turkey valen to confront the attack the operation is now in its 2nd phase at a ground offensive and the international community has condemned the action ankara has also warned the e.u. were will open the gates and allow millions of syrian refugees in turkey to head to euro

president trump and the government in ankara have proposed a 20—mile so—called safe zone on the border the return of millions of syrian refugees currently in turkey. the kurds see the american withdrawal, which has already begun, as a stab in the back. our international correspondent orla guerin sent this report from the border. a pull—out at dawn. us troops leaving observation posts along the syrian border. washington says only a small number of troops were moved a short distance, but kurdish forces fear they are clearing the way for a turkish invasion. turkey's president was viewing serbian troops today, an honour guard on a state visit, as concerns grow internationally about what he is planning for northern syria. before leaving home, he seemed ready for unilateral action soon. "we talked to the americans last night", he said. "and we'll keep talking. we have made a decision, and as we always say, we might come suddenly one night." that's a major threat for these kurdish fighters from the sdf, the syrian democratic forces, who have fought street—to—street against islamic state, with

president trump says he's dropping all sanctions against turkey, after ankara promised him its offensiveapore. also in the programme: republican lawmakers disrupt the trump impeachment inquiry — barging into a hearing room, moments before a senior pentagon specialists was due to testify. and, officially, only men can become monks in thailand.

the deal was announced after edtalks in ankara betweentu the ish president and mike pence. president trump callealit a great day for civilizaon. turkey's foreign minister said "we got what we wanted." jeremy bowen is in ankara with the latest. jeremy: the meeting did not start well. dark stairs, called hand-checks. the united stae s -- dark stares cold handshakes. the united states and turkey are supposed to be allies. it didn't look like that. afafr hours of talks, vice president mike pence emerged with t secretary of state with a hint of a smile. vice ps. pence:oday the united states and turkey have agreed to a cease-fire in syria. jeremy: but the war in syria has a way of wrecking cease-fires. it still choose up -- chews up life and spits it out. a genegetion of syrians has s grown up among casualtied death. if this agreement holds, it is the turksop who will pause the operation for 120 hours insisted they were not intimidated by trum''threats. they say the dealelivers what they want. "this is not a cease-fire," sais the foreign mr. "we are taking a break so the terrorists can leave the

speak in ankara he seem to be crediting the cease fire to the strong relationship turkey and the united states have and also the strong relationship between the 2 presidents or 2 on and trump party talk us through. what you heard during that press conference out of ankara. yeah there is a whole lot to unpack here so let's take a look at what the vice president is saying he is saying that turkey has agreed to stop its offensive because it's going to get exactly what it wanted to get they're going to get the safe zone allegedly according to mike pence the question is and he kept saying well it's happening now the why they're moving we're helping them move one of the things i want to be asking the pentagon how is that happening and you've already admitted that the troops have the u.s. troops have moved out of there going so far as to blow up their bunkers and their ammunition in a hasty retreat the other question i have is why would the why p.g. to listen to the united states and the vice president actually said we have a good relationship with them because we work with them to fight eisel but then they abandon them to the kurds so he said that they have an agreement with tho

many details from want was actually what actually took place in those talks in ankara once again hearing from president trump today it's very hard to follow what exactly you know the administration's belief or in this whole process has been and i think what we need to do is hear from president trump because he's been sending out some quite conflicting messages over the past few days. but i didn't know it was going to work out this quickly i didn't know it would work out this well it's a great day for the united states it's a great day for turkey it's a great day for our partners to have really worked a lot of people question some of them i'm not questioning anybody they really did the kurds were great great day for the kurds it's really a great day for civilization. so public a great day for civilization that's quite a statement to make even for the u.s. president but he's in his vice president to do the work for him is pence is he getting the glory. in this story or not. not really i mean all you need to do is maybe look president trump's twitter and just even hear those words that we heard there from the n

what is happening on the ground, now, almighty trump is accepting the turkish solution, so to say, in a way. so turkey is getting what it wants, what ankaraormer military operation. so when it wants to conduct a military operation, turkey is able to do so. you bring up president trump, that takes us to oui’ president trump, that takes us to our next question, from niddah nour bastuk. my question is, what is your vision about turkey — us relations, considering the current events on syria, and the last two weeks of donald trump? so peter, you have been ambassador both in ankara and washington, so you have inside into both country's thinking. —— sir peter. very topical question. we have had conflicting messages, to put it mildly, over the few days. first of all there was a big surprise, i think, first of all there was a big surprise, ithink, after telephone conversation between president trump and president erdogan, which appeared to be the american saying, we are pulling back from northern syria and we are expecting turkey to get involved in some military operation, creating a buffer zone in northern syria, which alarmed a lot of people bec

are considered i'm peter lavelle nato versus nato washington in ankara at cross purposes in syria what's next for the alliance also trump will be impeached what does this mean for american foreign policy. some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow glenn these and he is a professor at the higher school of economics as well as author of the decay of western civilization and resurgence of russia also we have exhibited moreau he is the founder of the center of political strategic analysis drop ball and we're joined by dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and editor at me internet media project origin across the uk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate . to glenn let's talk about top of the news right here we have to nato countries at odds in a 3rd country where neither one of them should be there under international law now damascus having all but one this conflict this international proxy war they must have some kind of morbid sense of humor watch. to our 2 allied countries in the same military alliance odds with each other the president the united states is tell

nine days ago, president trump said in a phone call, he expected the turkish invasion to go ahead. now, his vice president says he wants it to stop. if you're ankara, you're not paying a i tension to what is being said. so, donald trump's slide toward the u.s. mediating between everybody seems not far-fetched but a distant goal. the turkish won't be listening that keenly. they're more interested in what russia is saying, backing the regime whose moving towards theirs. and the kurds are fuming. they felt massively betrayed and thank america. they would have to make alliance of it. and not really turkey because they knew they wanted them kicked out of those lands. it's devastating to see how fast this has deteriorating and whether ankarashiftsthe dial at all, we'll have to see. it looks like the sanctions probably won't. the turkish said they are stepping in where everybody has failed. there's some merit to that to some degree. the syrian refugee crisis they've been dealing with for eight years or so, has taken a burden on the turkish economy, doing well in 2012, when this all began. we have, inside the country, a massive humanitarian crisis. the s

here is in turkey mainly in the turkish capital ankara among that u.s. president donald trump is there along with the mastic politics then he's kind of stuck somehow saw a sore far it seems like the u.s. is trying to give turkey 2 options they say either you hold the supper ration or you make peace with this with this kurdish group y.p.u. which turkey's totally against and in this press conference turkish president said that turkey will never make a peace with this organization because the y.p. jews also named as a traitor and a betrayal by the syrian regime because yesterday syrian deputy foreign minister said that the regime also is not thinking about any dialogue with the y p g as they are a separatist group and they betrayed syria cynical celia with the update from istanbul thank you sam here's what is coming up for you on this news hour. i think the voters have given a very clear message to just politicians in this regard and that message is that too noisy as economy is the number one issue in sunday's presidential runoff election. also after ending a decades long conflic

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trump says he's withdrawing. from withdrawing from those locations in northern syria. ankara is also being warned about human rights violations against any of the u.s. is what we say the former allies whether they be the s.d.f. or the white p.g. they sort of the americans want their cake and they want to eat it it seems. it that's not exactly the problem well that there are 2 separate issues actually 1st is these limits which trump claims to have agreed on with. there is no written proof about these as so it would be very difficult to for turkey to know what sort of limits to abide by in order to prevent punitive measures against it and secondly the fact that in this in the fog of war there's bound to be some sort of mistake there is bound to be because at the end of the day turkey is fighting alongside. syrian opposition militias over which arguably it would have limited control in terms of the potential human rights violations that might end up taking place so these are the various let's see if it falls which which turkey is walking towards and of course you know there are

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you do sense that donald trump is feeling the pressure as well. jon, many thanks. let's go live to ankaraowen, our middle east editor. with this deputation on the way and in the context of president trump's remarks, what are the prospects tomorrow for these talks? i think they will be difficult, it is hard to see where the common ground is. you heard from temp and acrobat threats, has made to destroy the turkish economy but there threats have been made to president erdogan who is a proud man for whom prestige matters a great deal. and he has told his people that he is fighting an absolutely justified he has told his people that he is fighting an absolutelyjustified war in syria against terrorists who threaten their lives and a lot of turks agree with him. is he now going to say, no, actually, i've changed my mind? i don't think so. is there some kind of an exit lane? for the turks? possibly from the russians. could they offer some sort of guarantee? now, mr erdogan is due to go and see the russian president, mr putin, in the next week. the question is whether that meeting is more importan

in the meantime donald trump's tweeted that washington could slap powerful sanctions on ankara over its northern syria offensive. joined now by flipping from pritish former senior military intelligence and security officer a good evening. we went there donald trump threatening to slap powerful sanctions on turkey what's his motivation for that. well i think he's trying to cover his tracks he seems to be doing u.s. policy by twitter which is nothing unusual for donald trump. he didn't seem to realize that his unknowns with a week ago was the final trigger that turkey needed for what would have been a very long planned operation this isn't something that's been put together overnight but the rhetoric that was coming out of president trump and other white house would have been the final. go no go criteria for president erdogan. and let's not forget turkey us both members of the same military club there are no consequences if one member sanctions another. well that's for near to the work i don't think of ever been put into this position and therefore there is going to be a huge amount of di

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trump's decision. >> i traveled to ankara after turkey made its decision against the president's desire to make an incursion into syria. and we put out a joint statement which we think will save lives. there is much work to be done to continue to implement it. but we are confident this administration's efforts to crush isis will continue. >> the u.s. secretary of defense saying the forces being pulled back from syria will eventually end up in western iraq. the goal to bolster the government of iraq and its security and to monitor the islamic state. there were widespread concerns about the withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria that could lead to an insurgents of isis. this could be a comeback from isis. the secretary of defense did not rule out any cross border operations into syria against isis, if need be. he says the ceasefire negotiated thursday negotiated by vice president mike opinions andered gains holding. >> we get reports of intermittent fires. that doesn't prize me necessarily. but that's what we are picking up and what we are seeing so far. reporter: tuesday is the deadline given by turkish presid

sanctions on ankara for launching an attack on the kurds in north eastern syria president trump decision to withdraw military forces from syria has left a dangerous fact syrian government forces have returned to the area for the 1st time in years after striking a deal with the kurds trying to stop turkey's attack on kurdish forces and russia syria's ally is also stepping into the void left by u.s. troops. the syrian town of rosalyn pounded by turkish it to reach across the border. to weaken to turkey's offensive in northern syria fighting still rages here to push back the syrian militias seen here battling kurdish fighters who are counterattacking to retake the time. the turkish onslaught has left the kurdish autonomous administration in northern syria little choice but to turn to the assad regime for help. all syrian government troops have pushed forward to stop the turkish advance. they have reached the city of man bridge a strategic town situated on a major highway. syrian state television was on the ground as local celebrated the troops arrival. russian troops have also been spotted

mr trump said he would "decimate" its economy, if ankara took actions he considered to be "off limitspreparations for a possible military operation in northern syria, warning that it could start at any time. police have arrested 280 people in london, as environmental campaign group extinction rebellion, begin their latest protest against climate change. key sites in london have been blocked including whitehall, horse guards parade and the mall, with some activists chaining themselves to vehicles and railings. the demonstrations are set to continue for the next two weeks, with protestors calling for urgent government action to reduce carbon emissions. the protests aren't just confined to london, up to 60 cities around the world are taking part over the next two weeks. yesterday, campaigners in new york drenched wall street in fake blood. traffic was blocked in the centre of madrid. and over 100 people were arrested in amsterdam, after setting up a campsite on a main road. just after 7:00, we'll speak to an extinction rebellion campaigner. and at 8:10, the metropolitan police will outli

president donald trump has lifted sanctions on turkey saying ankara has assured him that the cease fire and move peace in syria will be permanent turkey has made a deal with russia to create a so-called safe zone. now the remains of francisco franco the dictator who ruled spain for 36 years have been exempt from the state muslim they'll be reburied alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid. and $39.00 people found dead in the back of a container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals a northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody and flooding in egypt is set to get worse especially around alexandria at least a 10 people including 4 children have died after 2 days of heavy rain while those other headlines on al-jazeera what miss cinema morocco is coming up next thank you for watching. not only will. ill. it's no. l. war me. only for defeat. it's not be busy to me is. only stars are signed things are power as the president said he ordered 1st motion picture festival crowd in front of the maracas this abalos largest theater

president trump says if turkey invades, they are ankara's problem. and there may be less security at kdish camps holding huge numbers of i.s. supporters and family members. but at the border today, a little gathering of turks who back the offensive, who believe that kurdish forces are a security threat. an invasion appeals to president erdogan'n's base. he has been losing support, and critics y a war is a great distraction. turkish allies.ovement by rebel fighters from the free syrian army. they say they will rain fire on kurdish forces. a werful nato army now appears to be on the road to battle, and there are real concerns about the possible cost for hundreds of thousdsnocent syrian civilians. orla guerin, bbc news, at the turkish-syria border. la fears of a turkish invasion growing in northern syria. in other news, the green zone in the iraqi capital, baghdad, has been reopened. the area which houses government buildings was sealed off last week after violent clashes with antigovernment protesters left more than 100 people dead. the iraqi governmen

ankara. two foreign businessmen with ties to rudy giuliani, mr trump's personal lawyer, are charged with violatingwarn of severe weather and widespread destruction. and the iranian women attending a men's football match for the first time since the islamic revolution.